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Just started screen scrolling very fast. Does it on everything, outlook, internet, software programs
I have not loaded or unloaded anything new in several weeks.

PLEASE HELP
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Sounds like a hardware (monitor) problem, not a Windows problem. Trying a different monitor would confirm this if you can borrow one. If it proves it's the monitor you will have to buy new or get it looked at if it's fairly new. It would not be cost effective to you to have an old monitor repaired unless it was something simple and cheap.

Edited by pip22, 31 January 2007 - 01:21 AM.

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tried new monitor, still same problem
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Does your mouse have a scroll wheel

From start go to control panel

Double click on mouse and see what the settings are

you should be able to adjust how many lines you want to scroll or how fast
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